Dr. Fatima Vindhani in Merriwa, Western Australia | Medical and health

Dr. Fatima Vindhani

Locality: Merriwa, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9305 9944

Address: 6/22 Hughie Edwards Drive 6030 Merriwa, WA, Australia

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25.01.2022 Laxity, dullness and fine lines are things we all want to avoid in our skin. Here’s why I believe this H.A intensifier is an amazing product that targets that dehydration and those pesky lines that you see quietly forming. It really has been a game changer for me and my patients. I love this product because it is backed by science. Hyaluronic acid is a great hydrator but it’s a very large molecule that sometimes makes it hard to be absorbed by the skin. This is where t...he H.A. Intensifier uniquely combines Hyaluronic acid with proxylane and licorice root extract to actually protect your skins natural Hyaluronic acid. The H.A. Intensifier has been shown to increase Hyaluronic acid content in your skin by 30% and plumpness by 23% in a 12 week study. . . . . . . #skineceuticalsau #healthywithinbeautywithout #skinhydration #hydration #stayhydrated #healthylifestyle #healthyskin #skincare #perthhealth #wellnessperth #perthwellnesscommunity #haintensifier #womenshealth #perthgp #perthdoctor #perthhealthcare #instadoc #doctorsofinstagram #womeninmedicine #doctorslife #preventativehealth #preventativehealthtips #hyaluronicacid #preventativehealthawareness #instawellness #socialclubmembership See more

24.01.2022 To all the mums, iron deficiency doesn’t just affect adults. Only yesterday I was speaking to a local perth paediatrician about this topic and he told me that a staggering 40% of children are iron deficient. I am shocked and surprised by this statistic. This deficiency can present as tiredness and fatigue but could also be presenting itself in their behaviour; Tantrums, irritability and disruptive behaviour. I don’t recommend blood tests in children unless they are absol...utely necessary. I have seen the distress and trauma that unnecessary testing often causes. My own daughter is terrified of needles. My advice is that you consider giving an iron supplement in the form of a multivitamin to your children. I will be adding this to my daughter’a regime. A little food for thought. See more

21.01.2022 Hey ladies, take good care of your vagina. Our vaginas are lined with good bacteria that remain perfectly balanced when our vaginas are healthy. If that balance is tipped it can mean an excess in certain bacteria or yeast causing irritation and excess discharge. Infections like BV and thrush. The kind of things that tip the balance usually alter the pH, these include excess washing, yes excess washing. Soaps, perfumes. The wrong underwear. Sanitary pads, tampons. But ...did you know that even the food you eat affects that delicate balance and a diet high in processed sugars can perpetuate thrush. If you suffer from recurrent thrush consider having a chat with your doctor because you may need a blood test. Low iron and a high blood sugar can cause recurrent thrush. Take good care of yourself. #healthywithinbeautywithout See more

19.01.2022 Are you working for your skin? Our skin has multiple layers that each have their own function. These keep out harmful bacteria, radiation, pollution, environmental factors etc. In the bid to keep us safe our skin (and each of its layers) over time becomes more damaged. The epidermis dulls and thins. It develops pigmentation and can become increasingly dryer. ... The dermis loses collagen and elastin causing sagging. Fine lines appear and blood vessels thin which causes the skin to bruise more easily. The fat layer is lost and thins over time. Bone is resorbed. Causing the skin to sit ever more loosely. With all of these things going on, it’s important that you take care of your skin just as it takes care of you. The best thing you can do for your skin is to wear a good sunscreen. After that invest in a good skin care regime recommended by a trained professional. Someone who really understands YOUR skin. We are all different and so are the needs of our skin. How are you taking care of your skin. Let me know. I would love to hear! See more

18.01.2022 Could iron deficiency be making you tired? I see this so often in my practice. Women attend my clinic and feel fatigued. They often put this down to life. Maybe they’re working long hours or navigating motherhood. Or Starting a new business venture. Making excuses for why they might feel tired. In this 21st Century, we’ve seemingly normalised a feeling of tiredness and fatigue as right of passage of life. You shouldn’t feel tired all the time. It’s not normal. ... A lot of women have iron deficiency that they are unaware of which can lead to anaemia. This is usually down to heavy periods but can be a result of gut issues and a poor diet. Iron deficiency is easily fixed with an infusion. I don’t recommend iron supplements because the side effects of these are terrible. My patients come back feeling great after an infusion and they often can’t believe how much the fatigue was affecting their lives. I would suggest that if you feel tired that you see a doctor to have a blood test. See more

17.01.2022 If you, like me, despite using great skincare have noticed that as you age you seem to get the odd breakout. You are going to want to read about this product. I suggest hitting the save button. This little beauty has saved my life countless times and that of my patients. BLEMISH SOS; this product is by @medik8official and is one of my firm favourites. This is a RAPID action treatment gel that will help to visibly reduce breakouts within 24 hours. I can totally attest to its amazing powers. My clients love it too. Get in touch with me so I can help you. Have you tired Blemish SOS? Let me know below.

16.01.2022 ‘We are each a whole person, and holistic practice is key.’ @drumanaidoo . For me this was wholly profound as the essence of my practice as a doctor and health professional. We are whole people, not just one condition or symptom. We must look at health in an integrative way to get the best outcome. This is what we practice at ‘The Modern Dr’, this is the centre of our values.

15.01.2022 CONTRACEPTION I see a lot of posts about the horrors of contraception and how the hormones within the contraception are artificially affecting your body and how they are really bad for you. I want to ensure you are informed about contraceptives. ... Some types of hormonal contraception work by suppressing your own hormones and replacing these with synthetic hormones that then stop you from ovulating and prevent pregnancy from happening. Other contraceptives, work not by stopping ovulation but thinning the lining of the uterus and preventing implantation. Contraceptives can have side effects and affect your mood. This is something that should be discussed with your doctor to find the best contraceptive for you. When I see posts telling women not to use contraception it really upsets me. Consider this, women need contraception to stop them from having an unwanted pregnancy. The mental health issues that come from unwanted pregnancies is very real. I have seen these. Natural Rhythm methods are not effective purely for the reason that many women have cycles that are not completely regular. Condoms are only 82% effective as contraceptives (but do prevent against Sexually Transmitted Infections very effectively). Once a contraceptive is discontinued the cycle should return to normal. The different types of contraception: 1. Combined oral Contraceptive Pill - contains both oestrogen and progestogen. Very commonly used. 2. Mini Pill - contains only progestogen. 3. Implanon - this is a bar/rod that is inserted under the skin, contains only progestogen. This is the most effective contraception available 99.95% effective. 4. Mirena - this is a coil device inserted into the uterus and has locally acting progestogen and works by thinning the lining of the womb to prevent pregnancy. 5. Depo Injection - probably the least favoured but an effective contraceptive none the less. This is progestogen only and injected into a muscle. This is the only hormonal contraceptive that can have a delayed return to normal cycle. (Cont in comments) See more

13.01.2022 It’s been a trying year to say the least. Congratulations for getting this far. You are doing amazing. Here are my tips for not just surviving but thriving through the rest of 2020. Let’s get you feeling your best. Hit save! Tag your bestie who would benefit from these. ... Cut out ultra processed foods and sugars. Eat more vegetables. Get your body moving! Meditate for 5 minutes each day. Sleep for 8 hours each night. Reduce screen exposure. Treat yourself with kindness, love and respect! Smile, often. Take good care of yourself, my love. You are so worth it! #healthywithinbeautywithout See more

11.01.2022 It’s been a trying year to say the least. Congratulations for getting this far. You are doing amazing. Here are my tips for not just surviving but thriving through the rest of 2020. Let’s get you feeling your best. Hit save! Tag your bestie who would benefit from these. Cut out ultra processed foods and sugars.... Eat more vegetables. Get your body moving! Meditate for 5 minutes each day. Sleep for 8 hours each night. Reduce screen exposure. Treat yourself with kindness, love and respect! Smile, often. Take good care of yourself, my love. You are so worth it! #healthywithinbeautywithout See more

11.01.2022 Today marks the end of October. October is breast cancer awareness month and unfortunately this month I have had to tell one of my beautiful ladies that she has had a recurrence of her breast cancer. This post has been created to remind you to check your breasts regularly. Know them well and that way if they change in any way you can see your doctor promptly. HOW TO EXAMINE YOUR BREASTS AT HOME.... 1. Draw an imaginary cross, with the centre at the nipple. This divides the breast into four quadrants. 2. Use the pulse of your fingers and roll them firmly methodically and examine each quadrant individually. 3. Don’t forget to examine over the nipple and areolar. 4. Feel in each armpit to ensure no lumps. Pro.tip: Always examine your breasts at the same time in your cycle as your breasts can change with your menstrual hormones. For those of you who are fabulous and over 40, ensure you participate in the breast screening programme. @tristanb See more

05.01.2022 ‘Life begins at 40’ and as you start out on this fabulous life of yours I would love for you to live your best life. So I recommend that you invest in your health and wellbeing. You can do this by seeing your doctor (or me, see me ) for a health check up, including an assessment of your nutrition, physical activity and your mental wellbeing. As well as those physical things like checking your heart and cholesterol levels. We will even talk about ageing and skin health. B...ecause when you feel good you look great. Did you know that if you have a family history of heart disease or diabetes you could be eligible for a free health assessment. Get in touch with me to see if you could be eligible. Much love Dr. Fatima (The Modern Dr.) xx See more

04.01.2022 Hey, do you feel stuck with your healthcare? Do you feel you struggle to be heard and feel like you’re not even sure what is happening with your body and mind? I’m a doctor and I hear this all the time. I get it. You want to feel like you’re in control rather than your illness controlling you. It is the understanding and the knowing that can really empower you and allow you to take control of your health and illness. ... My patients are always telling me that they are so grateful that I take the time to listen and help them work out what is going on with their health and wellbeing. It is so important to get to the root cause of the problem rather than just managing it. It is paramount that I explain why I am recommending a treatment or a test. My management will always include advice about nutrition, lifestyle and what you can do to optimise your health. We will always talk about how your health is impacting your mental wellbeing too. I treat you as a ‘whole’ you and not just a symptom or condition. I am on your side and I am here to help you live your best life. This is what being a good doctor is all about. See more